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Purpur for Minecraft 1.21.6

14 builds of Purpur published for Minecraft 1.21.6, newest first. Every download links to the project’s own release.

Latest build
#2465
Java required
Java 21 or newer
Builds
14
Newest published
30 Jun 2025

Purpur builds for 1.21.6

Newest first. The checksum is the project's own, where it publishes one.

All versions
BuildChannelPublishedSizeDownload
#2465release30 Jun 2025Not publishedpurpur-1.21.6-2465.jar
#2464release30 Jun 2025Not publishedpurpur-1.21.6-2464.jar
#2463release30 Jun 2025Not publishedpurpur-1.21.6-2463.jar
#2462release30 Jun 2025Not publishedpurpur-1.21.6-2462.jar
#2461release30 Jun 2025Not publishedpurpur-1.21.6-2461.jar
#2460release29 Jun 2025Not publishedpurpur-1.21.6-2460.jar
#2459release26 Jun 2025Not publishedpurpur-1.21.6-2459.jar
#2458release26 Jun 2025Not publishedpurpur-1.21.6-2458.jar
#2457release24 Jun 2025Not publishedpurpur-1.21.6-2457.jar
#2455release22 Jun 2025Not publishedpurpur-1.21.6-2455.jar
#2454release19 Jun 2025Not publishedpurpur-1.21.6-2454.jar
#2453release18 Jun 2025Not publishedpurpur-1.21.6-2453.jar
#2452release17 Jun 2025Not publishedpurpur-1.21.6-2452.jar
#2451release17 Jun 2025Not publishedpurpur-1.21.6-2451.jar

Purpur on 1.21.6: common questions

Does Purpur support Minecraft 1.21.6?

Yes. 14 builds have been published for 1.21.6, the newest being build 2465. This is not a declared claim: each build below is a real file the project released for this version.

Which Java version do I need for Purpur 1.21.6?

Java 21 or newer. The requirement comes from Minecraft 1.21.6 itself rather than from Purpur, so it applies to any server software running this version. A newer Java than that is fine.

Which Purpur build should I run on 1.21.6?

The newest one, build 2465, published 13 mo ago. Later builds for the same Minecraft version are bug fixes and performance work, so there is rarely a reason to run an older one deliberately.

Is this download official?

Yes. Every link points at Purpur's own release or API. MCReference does not mirror, re-host or repackage a jar; where the project publishes a SHA-256 we show it so you can verify the file you got.